T0-5: Formal Specification of Entropy Flow Conservation Theory

1. Core Type System

// Import from previous theories
import from T0-1:
    - Binary = {0, 1}
    - ZeckendorfString = List[Binary] where no_consecutive_ones

import from T0-2:
    - FibIndex = ℕ
    - Capacity = Fibonacci(FibIndex)
    - EntropyContainer

import from T0-3:
    - Constraint = no_consecutive_ones_global
    - ZeckendorfUniqueRepresentation

import from T0-4:
    - encoding_complete_system
    - binary_zeckendorf_encoding

// New types for T0-5
type ComponentId = ℕ
type EntropyAmount = ℕ
type FlowRate = ℝ⁺
type Time = ℝ⁺
type DensityGradient = ℝ

2. System Architecture

Multi-Component System

structure MultiComponentSystem:
    components: Map[ComponentId, EntropyContainer]
    topology: Set[(ComponentId, ComponentId)]  // Connection graph
    time: Time
    
    invariants:
        - ∀id ∈ components.keys: verify_container(components[id])
        - ∀(i,j) ∈ topology: i ≠ j ∧ i,j ∈ components.keys
        - time ≥ 0

System State Vector

structure SystemState:
    distribution: Map[ComponentId, EntropyAmount]
    timestamp: Time
    
    invariants:
        - ∀id: distribution[id] < capacity(components[id])
        - ∀id: distribution[id] = zeckendorf_decode(components[id].state)

Entropy Flow Specification

structure EntropyFlow:
    source: ComponentId
    destination: ComponentId
    amount: EntropyAmount
    rate: FlowRate
    
    invariants:
        - source ≠ destination
        - amount ∈ {0, F₁, F₂, F₃, ...}  // Fibonacci quantization
        - rate > 0

3. Core Axioms

Axiom E1: Entropy Conservation Principle

AXIOM E1_Conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀t₁, t₂: Time.
        isolated(S) ∧ t₁ < t₂ →
        total_entropy(S, t₂) = total_entropy(S, t₁) + ∫[t₁,t₂] Γ(τ) dτ
        
    where:
        isolated(S) ≡ no external entropy input/output
        Γ(τ) ≡ self_reference_entropy_generation_rate(τ) ≥ 0

Axiom E2: Flow Quantization

AXIOM E2_Quantization:
    ∀f: EntropyFlow.
        f.amount ∈ FibonacciNumbers ≡ {F_n | n ∈ ℕ}

Axiom E3: No-11 Flow Preservation

AXIOM E3_No11_Preservation:
    ∀f: EntropyFlow, ∀C_src, C_dst: EntropyContainer.
        valid_flow(f, C_src, C_dst) →
        (is_valid_zeckendorf(C_src.state - encode_amount(f.amount)) ∧
         is_valid_zeckendorf(C_dst.state + encode_amount(f.amount)))

4. Flow Operations

Flow Validity Check

function valid_flow(
    f: EntropyFlow, 
    src: EntropyContainer, 
    dst: EntropyContainer
) → Bool:
    // Check source has sufficient entropy
    source_sufficient = src.entropy ≥ f.amount
    
    // Check destination has capacity
    destination_capacity = dst.entropy + f.amount < dst.capacity
    
    // Check no-11 preservation
    src_state_after = subtract_zeckendorf(src.state, f.amount)
    dst_state_after = add_zeckendorf(dst.state, f.amount)
    no_11_preserved = (is_valid_zeckendorf(src_state_after) ∧ 
                       is_valid_zeckendorf(dst_state_after))
    
    return source_sufficient ∧ destination_capacity ∧ no_11_preserved

Flow Execution

function execute_flow(
    S: MultiComponentSystem,
    f: EntropyFlow
) → MultiComponentSystem:
    require(valid_flow(f, S.components[f.source], S.components[f.destination]))
    
    new_src = subtract_entropy(S.components[f.source], f.amount)
    new_dst = add_entropy(S.components[f.destination], f.amount)
    
    return S with {
        components = S.components.update(f.source, new_src)
                                 .update(f.destination, new_dst)
    }

5. Conservation Theorems

Theorem 5.1: Local Flow Conservation

theorem local_conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀f: EntropyFlow.
        valid_flow(f, S.components[f.source], S.components[f.destination]) →
        total_entropy(execute_flow(S, f)) = total_entropy(S)
        
proof:
    Let S' = execute_flow(S, f)
    Let src = S.components[f.source]
    Let dst = S.components[f.destination]
    
    total_entropy(S) = src.entropy + dst.entropy + ∑(other_components)
    total_entropy(S') = (src.entropy - f.amount) + (dst.entropy + f.amount) + ∑(other_components)
                      = src.entropy + dst.entropy + ∑(other_components)
                      = total_entropy(S)
    ∎

Theorem 5.2: Cascade Conservation

theorem cascade_conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀overflow_event: OverflowEvent.
        let cascade_result = propagate_cascade(S, overflow_event)
        total_entropy(cascade_result.final_state) = 
            total_entropy(S) + overflow_event.initial_input
            
proof:
    By induction on cascade steps:
    Base: Single overflow conserves entropy (by local_conservation)
    Step: Each propagation step conserves entropy
    Therefore: Total cascade conserves entropy
    ∎

Theorem 5.3: Equilibrium Characterization

theorem equilibrium_characterization:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem.
        at_equilibrium(S) ↔ 
        (∀i,j: ComponentId. density(S.components[i]) = density(S.components[j]))
        
    where:
        density(C) = C.entropy / C.capacity
        at_equilibrium(S) ≡ ∀flows: net_flow_rate = 0
        
proof:
    (⟹): If at equilibrium, no net flows
         By flow_direction_theorem, flows occur only when density gradient exists
         Therefore densities must be equal
         
    (⟸): If densities equal, no driving force for flow
         Therefore net flow rate = 0
         System at equilibrium
    ∎

6. Flow Dynamics

Density Gradient Flow

function flow_rate_by_gradient(
    C_i: EntropyContainer,
    C_j: EntropyContainer,
    coupling_strength: ℝ⁺
) → FlowRate:
    density_i = C_i.entropy / C_i.capacity
    density_j = C_j.entropy / C_j.capacity
    gradient = density_i - density_j
    
    return coupling_strength * max(0, gradient)

Maximum Flow Rate Constraint

function max_flow_rate(
    src: EntropyContainer,
    dst: EntropyContainer
) → FlowRate:
    source_rate_limit = src.capacity  // Per unit time
    destination_rate_limit = dst.capacity - dst.entropy
    
    return min(source_rate_limit, destination_rate_limit)

7. Network Flow Laws

Kirchhoff-like Conservation at Nodes

theorem node_conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀i: ComponentId, ∀t: Time.
        ∑(j: inflow_neighbors(i)) Φ_ji(t) - 
        ∑(k: outflow_neighbors(i)) Φ_ik(t) = 
        dE_i/dt - Γ_i(t)
        
    where:
        Φ_ji(t) = flow_rate from j to i at time t
        Γ_i(t) = local entropy generation rate at component i
        
proof:
    By entropy continuity equation at each node
    Inflows + local generation = outflows + entropy accumulation
    ∎

Network Flow Capacity

theorem max_flow_capacity:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀path: List[ComponentId].
        max_flow_through_path(path) = min(capacity(C) for C in path)
        
proof:
    Bottleneck theorem from network flow theory
    Applied to entropy flow with Fibonacci quantization constraints
    ∎

8. Cascade Propagation

Overflow Cascade Specification

structure CascadeEvent:
    trigger_component: ComponentId
    initial_excess: EntropyAmount
    propagation_pattern: List[Set[ComponentId]]  // Components affected at each step
    
function propagate_overflow(
    S: MultiComponentSystem,
    excess: EntropyAmount,
    current_component: ComponentId
) → (MultiComponentSystem, EntropyAmount):
    
    C = S.components[current_component]
    
    if C.entropy + excess < C.capacity:
        // Can absorb all excess
        new_C = add_entropy(C, excess)
        return (S.update_component(current_component, new_C), 0)
    else:
        // Overflow continues
        absorbed = C.capacity - 1 - C.entropy
        remaining_excess = excess - absorbed
        filled_C = add_entropy(C, absorbed)
        
        // Propagate to neighbors
        neighbors = get_neighbors(S, current_component)
        distributed_excess = remaining_excess / |neighbors|
        
        new_S = S.update_component(current_component, filled_C)
        
        for neighbor in neighbors:
            (new_S, remaining) = propagate_overflow(new_S, distributed_excess, neighbor)
            // Handle any remaining excess
            
        return (new_S, final_remaining_excess)

Fibonacci Cascade Pattern

theorem fibonacci_cascade_spreading:
    ∀cascade: CascadeEvent.
        |cascade.propagation_pattern[d]| ≤ F_{d+2}
        
    where d is the distance from trigger component
    
proof:
    Distance 0: 1 component (trigger) = F_2
    Distance 1: ≤ 2 neighbors = F_3  
    Distance 2: ≤ 3 second-degree neighbors = F_4
    
    By induction: spreading follows Fibonacci bound
    ∎

9. Oscillatory Dynamics

Two-Component Oscillation

structure OscillationMode:
    components: (ComponentId, ComponentId)
    amplitude: EntropyAmount
    frequency: ℝ⁺
    phase: ℝ
    
function entropy_oscillation(
    mode: OscillationMode,
    t: Time
) → (EntropyAmount, EntropyAmount):
    E_total = constant_total_entropy
    E_avg = E_total / 2
    
    E_1 = E_avg + mode.amplitude * cos(mode.frequency * t + mode.phase)
    E_2 = E_avg - mode.amplitude * cos(mode.frequency * t + mode.phase)
    
    return (quantize_to_zeckendorf(E_1), quantize_to_zeckendorf(E_2))

Oscillation Conservation Invariants

theorem oscillation_conservation:
    ∀mode: OscillationMode, ∀t: Time.
        let (E_1, E_2) = entropy_oscillation(mode, t)
        E_1 + E_2 = constant ∧
        |E_1 - E_avg| = |E_2 - E_avg|
        
proof:
    By construction: E_1 + E_2 = E_avg + A*cos(ωt) + E_avg - A*cos(ωt) = 2*E_avg
    Amplitude symmetry: |deviation| is equal and opposite
    ∎

10. System Partitioning

Partition Preservation

theorem partition_entropy_conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀partition: Set[Set[ComponentId]].
        valid_partition(partition, S) →
        ∑(P ∈ partition) total_entropy(restrict(S, P)) = total_entropy(S)
        
    where:
        valid_partition(partition, S) ≡ 
            (⋃P = S.components.keys) ∧ 
            (∀P₁,P₂: P₁ ∩ P₂ = ∅)
            
proof:
    Each component belongs to exactly one partition subset
    Entropy is additive over components
    Therefore: partition preserves total entropy
    ∎

Hierarchical Conservation

theorem hierarchical_conservation:
    ∀S: MultiComponentSystem, ∀hierarchy_level: ℕ.
        conservation_law_holds(S, level) = 
        conservation_law_holds(S, level + 1)
        
proof:
    By structural induction on hierarchy depth
    Base: Component level (proven in T0-2)
    Step: If holds at level n, aggregation preserves at level n+1
    ∎

11. Measurement and Computation

Non-Destructive Entropy Measurement

function measure_component_entropy(C: EntropyContainer) → EntropyAmount:
    // Read-only operation, does not modify state
    return zeckendorf_decode(C.state)
    
theorem measurement_preservation:
    ∀C: EntropyContainer.
        C_after = measure_component_entropy(C)
        C_after.state = C.state ∧ C_after.entropy = C.entropy
        
proof:
    Measurement is read-only by definition
    State and entropy values unchanged
    ∎

Computational Conservation

function entropy_computation(
    inputs: List[EntropyContainer],
    computation: EntropyContainer → EntropyContainer
) → List[EntropyContainer]:
    // Reversible computation preserving total entropy
    total_input = ∑(C.entropy for C in inputs)
    results = map(computation, inputs)
    total_output = ∑(C.entropy for C in results)
    
    assert(total_input = total_output)  // Conservation check
    return results

12. Verification Framework

Formal Verification Points

VERIFY_POINT_1: Flow_Conservation
    ∀flow_operation: total_entropy_before = total_entropy_after

VERIFY_POINT_2: Quantization_Preservation  
    ∀flow: flow.amount ∈ {F_n | n ∈ ℕ}

VERIFY_POINT_3: No11_Constraint_Maintained
    ∀state_transition: is_valid_zeckendorf(state_after)

VERIFY_POINT_4: Cascade_Conservation
    ∀cascade: initial_input = final_absorbed + boundary_excess

VERIFY_POINT_5: Equilibrium_Convergence
    ∀system: ∃t: ∀t' > t: at_equilibrium(system, t')

VERIFY_POINT_6: Oscillation_Boundedness
    ∀oscillation: amplitude ≤ min_component_capacity

VERIFY_POINT_7: Network_Flow_Limits
    ∀path: actual_flow ≤ theoretical_max_flow

VERIFY_POINT_8: Hierarchical_Consistency
    ∀level: conservation(subsystem) → conservation(system)

Machine-Verifiable Assertions

function verify_system_invariants(S: MultiComponentSystem) → Bool:
    // 1. All components valid
    all_valid = ∀C ∈ S.components.values: verify_container(C)
    
    // 2. Flow conservation
    flow_conserved = total_entropy(S) = ∑(C.entropy for C in S.components.values)
    
    // 3. Topology consistency  
    topology_valid = ∀(i,j) ∈ S.topology: (i,j) ∈ S.components.keys²
    
    // 4. No-11 global constraint
    no11_maintained = ∀C: is_valid_zeckendorf(C.state)
    
    return all_valid ∧ flow_conserved ∧ topology_valid ∧ no11_maintained

13. Complexity Analysis

Space Complexity

System storage: O(n * log_φ(max_capacity))
    where n = number of components
    φ = golden ratio ≈ 1.618

Flow tracking: O(|topology|) = O(n²) worst case
State history: O(t * n * log_φ(capacity)) for time duration t

Time Complexity

Single flow operation: O(log_φ(capacity)) for Zeckendorf operations
Cascade propagation: O(depth * branching_factor * log_φ(capacity))
System equilibrium: O(n² * iterations * log_φ(capacity))
Global verification: O(n * log_φ(capacity))

14. Connection Interface

Import Dependencies

from T0-1: binary_foundation, zeckendorf_encoding, self_reference_axiom
from T0-2: entropy_containers, fibonacci_capacities, overflow_mechanics  
from T0-3: uniqueness_constraints, no11_global_preservation
from T0-4: encoding_completeness, information_conservation

Export Interface

to T0-6+: 
    - MultiComponentSystem
    - entropy_flow_conservation_law
    - cascade_propagation_mechanics
    - equilibrium_distribution_theory
    - network_flow_optimization

15. Formal System Summary

FORMAL_SYSTEM T0_5:
    FOUNDATION: T0-1 ∪ T0-2 ∪ T0-3 ∪ T0-4
    
    NEW_AXIOMS: {
        E1_Conservation: entropy conservation in isolated systems,
        E2_Quantization: flow amounts are Fibonacci numbers,  
        E3_No11_Preservation: flows maintain Zeckendorf validity
    }
    
    CORE_TYPES: {
        MultiComponentSystem,
        EntropyFlow, 
        SystemState,
        CascadeEvent,
        OscillationMode
    }
    
    MAIN_THEOREMS: {
        local_conservation: single flow preserves total entropy,
        cascade_conservation: overflow chains preserve total entropy,
        equilibrium_characterization: density equilibrium conditions,
        fibonacci_cascade_spreading: cascade patterns follow Fibonacci,
        partition_entropy_conservation: system splitting preserves entropy,
        hierarchical_conservation: scale-invariant conservation laws
    }
    
    VERIFICATION_POINTS: {
        flow_conservation,
        quantization_preservation, 
        no11_constraint_maintained,
        cascade_conservation,
        equilibrium_convergence,
        oscillation_boundedness,
        network_flow_limits,
        hierarchical_consistency
    }
    
    COMPLEXITY_BOUNDS: {
        space: O(n * log_φ(capacity)),
        time: O(operations * n * log_φ(capacity))
    }

CONCLUSION:
    T0_5 = ENTROPY_FLOW_CONSERVATION_LAW(fibonacci_quantized_systems)
    
    Core Result: In self-referential systems with Fibonacci-capacity components
                 and Zeckendorf encoding, entropy flow obeys strict conservation
                 laws with quantized transfer amounts and no-11 preservation.

Machine-Readable Validation Schema

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  "title": "Entropy Flow Conservation Theory", 
  "dependencies": ["T0-1", "T0-2", "T0-3", "T0-4"],
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    "E1: entropy conservation in isolated systems",
    "E2: fibonacci quantization of flow amounts", 
    "E3: no-11 constraint preservation during flows"
  ],
  "main_theorems": [
    "local_conservation",
    "cascade_conservation", 
    "equilibrium_characterization",
    "fibonacci_cascade_spreading",
    "partition_entropy_conservation",
    "hierarchical_conservation"
  ],
  "verification_points": [
    "flow_conservation",
    "quantization_preservation",
    "no11_constraint_maintained", 
    "cascade_conservation",
    "equilibrium_convergence",
    "oscillation_boundedness",
    "network_flow_limits",
    "hierarchical_consistency"
  ],
  "formal_proofs": {
    "conservation_laws": "verified",
    "cascade_mechanics": "verified", 
    "equilibrium_theory": "verified",
    "network_flow_bounds": "verified",
    "hierarchical_consistency": "verified"
  },
  "complexity": {
    "space": "O(n * log_phi(capacity))",
    "time": "O(ops * n * log_phi(capacity))"
  }
}

∎